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[Dennis Handly]

>To ensure overmounted
>(1) I had neither unmounted all FS (exept /) nor exported as you told.

Then you can't check to see if there are files trapped under the mount point.

>(2) When server was rebooted. During that time I had checked all file system and except 2 FS all FS were mounted.
>So I guess there were no overmounted case.

This also won't check. You need to unmount the filesystem and look at the mount point. Or if you can't do that, you need to remount the root filesystem somewhere else.

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi (again) Subodh:

I agree with Dennis that you really haven't ruled out the possibility of an overmount. Do:

# ff -F vxfs /dev/vg00/rlvol3|grep -vE "^\./(etc|dev|sbin)/"|more

...and examine the output for files that don't belong in the list. Notice that I filtered out things in /etc, /dev, and /sbin since there are *not* mountpoints, but rather directories that are subordinate to '/'.

You can ignore anything like '/tmp/sh*' (e.g. /tmp/sh100.1). These are files opened during startup before the '/tmp' mountpoint is mounted.

Regards!

...JRF...

[Avinash20]

Hi Subodh,

Are you still facing issue ?